You do realise many people responding here work in or run garages?
But nevertheless your going to have to go to a garage and get the battery properly tested with a load tester,
and the alternator properly tested,
I don't know what "gadget" you had testing the alternator but either you didn't understand the explanation or they screwed up the test.
For future reference when the battery/alternator light is on that means only one thing,
for wahtever reason the battery IS NOT CHARGING.
Not surprising it fails to start sometimes.
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